Ed Luce's ‘cradle to grave’ bio of President Carter’s legendary advisor plumbs his hits and misses on Afghanistan and Russia and their impacts today ...

Brzezinski supported Détente, albeit with mounting tactical criticisms, until the mid-1970s. As I set out, he was seen as a ...

Edward Luce’s biography of Zbigniew Brzezinski distills a career that shaped U.S. strategy at a defining moment of the Cold War. Luce is sympathetic to his subject. He connects Brzezinski’s experience ...

Twenty-nine people have formally served as U.S. national security adviser since the National Security Act of 1947 established the post. Originally described as the “executive secretary” of a small ...